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Test Kitchen Tips

Kale, in its uncooked, natural state, is having a moment.

Mary-Frances Heck

We asked our test kitchen to demystify our favorite breakfast dish

Danielle Walsh

Since 1956, Bon Appetit has published more than 30,000 recipes for home cooks. Here's a glimpse of life in our Test Kitchen.

Hannah Sullivan

Since 1956, Bon Appetit has published more than 30,000 recipes. Take a peek into the magazine's test kitchen to learn how they are developed

Hannah Sullivan

Since 1956 Bon Appetit has published more than 30,000 recipes. Take a peek into the magazine's test kitchen to learn how they are developed

Hannah Sullivan

You should always use homemade stock--period. But if you're in a pinch on Turkey Day, here's our pick for the best store-bought broth

Bon Appétit

I like to put my matcha green tea on ice year 'round. Here's how.

Kay Chun

Make the worst part of cooking a little more palatable.

Janet McCracken

If you've got some runny lasagna, we have expert advice from our test kitchen that you've probably never heard before

Danielle Walsh

We've all used the word, but what does it mean, exactly?

Hunter Lewis

No dessert until you clean up that cutting board!

Chris Morocco

If it doesn't come out, the lemon might be to blame

Danielle Walsh

Kay Chun

That's a cake tester poking in the side, there

Chris Morocco

It's not just for bacon. Learn how to perfectly cook this rich cut of meat

Hunter Lewis

We developed a home cook-friendly method to get an almost-perfect vacuum inside an everyday resealable plastic bag.

Mary-Frances Heck

Use it to make your "vinegar mother." (And what that is.)

Bon Appétit

Follow these simple steps and you're on your way to the ultimate fall roast.

Hunter Lewis

A quick tip that will add a ton of flavor to your next pot of soup

Bon Appétit

You don't have to buy it! Here are the steps--with photos--to brewing at home

Hunter Lewis

Cold brew was the hit of the summer, but that doesn't mean you should stop drinking it this fall

Hunter Lewis

Kay Chun

This cooking technique is a great building block for cozy fall recipes and for making the most of the end-of-summer harvest.

Chris Morocco

All summer long, we've been drinking different coolers in the test kitchen. Here are our three favorite recipes.

Kay Chun